Sentence examples for meant that future from inspiring English sources

It meant that future claims could be negotiated "without the expense and delay of litigation", he said.

Wood scotched speculation that removing Spring, who handled the US, meant that Future might look to sell off its American business.

The result of the Manning case, Benkler added, meant that future leakers would feel they needed to "throw their lives away" to respond to calls of conscience.

"This sentence takes a hatchet to press freedom, and comes at a time when no-one can deny that leak-based nationals security reporting is critical". The result of the Manning case, Benkler added, meant that future leakers would feel they needed to "throw their lives away" to respond to calls of conscience.

The compromise meant that future trains will have to share tracks at slower speeds with commuter trains.

But of course, both lenders and investors know that breaking the rule "just this once" means that future policymakers may well do the same in the future.

It means that future generations of Hazlitts will be gasping at these works in Edinburgh and London.

This means that future changes to those objects will not be seen on the canvas.

They said that might mean that future warming from human activities could be greater than had so far been projected.

"Which means that future cases of this sort will be numerous, and a rich source of lucrative litigation".

Delay means that future generations of pensioners will find themselves short-changed through an abrupt cut in benefits.